4 距离学习彩铅绘画教程
原文链接：https://thatartteacher.com/2020/06/27/4-distance-learning-colored-pencil-artwork-ideas/
日期： 2020-06-27
作者： Sierra Machado
分类： 彩铅、彩铅绘画、数字教学、距离学习、素描
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四种距离学习彩铅绘画创意
彩铅价格低廉、便于携带，且能呈现极佳效果。
我至今记得自己在高中美术课上初次爱上彩铅的情景。我喜欢它们的叠色效果，甚至痴迷到用力按压至手疼的程度。作为色彩学习工具，彩铅非常出色——无需颜料的 messy（凌乱）过程，即可实现叠色与明暗。我在高中任教时就常在课堂使用彩铅；如今教中年级学生，也依然钟爱它。
这些教程已为课堂教学做好准备，可灵活适配您当前所教的任何年龄段学生。同时，它们也极为适合距离学习——若您正为2020–2021学年不可预知的美术课形式做准备，这些教程将是理想之选。此外，它们同样适用于希望在家精进技艺的艺术家。教程本身对儿童十分友好，但其中原理亦可用于更高级别的艺术创作。
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这个练习趣味十足！是用速写本练习色彩叠色的绝佳方式。本次示范我仅使用最基础的Crayola彩铅！您也可升级尝试：改用有色纸作画，或选用更高端品牌Prismacolor彩铅。
教师提示： 这是聚焦色彩理论与明暗表现的理想方式。我百分百会将本课放入下学年的Google Classroom课程中。2020年教会我的最重要一课就是：凡事皆需未雨绸缪。这是一堂高度适配距离学习的美术课，您可根据教学目标灵活调整侧重点。此外，该技法还可衍生出富有趣味性的姓名设计创作！
这是我个人最爱的课题。州统考期间，我常将其设为美术角轮换活动之一。通过更换配色方案，您可自由表现任意植物；而反复描绘叶片的过程，更是令人无比满足！此处还自然关联着乔治亚·欧姬芙（Georgia O’Keeffe）的艺术风格，值得深入探讨！
作品尺幅可灵活调整：既可放大为极具视觉冲击力的大幅创作，亦可缩小为快速写生练习。
我的学生们对此课题痴迷不已！其他科任老师常告诉我：“我知道你正在教这节课——因为他们的笔记和其他学科作业上，总突然冒出一只只小眼睛！” 我钟爱这一课题，正因其高度可塑性：既可单独作为一项技法训练，亦可融入以“象征符号”或“自画像”为主题的完整课程单元。
它同样适用于代课教师授课，且在我校因疫情停课至学年末时，我还专门制作了一版仅需铅笔、完全适配距离学习的教程。（它也成为当时最受欢迎的距离学习课程！）
课堂就绪版视频教程：
查看完整教案（内含水彩滴流绘画环节）请点此：HERE:
Prismacolor雏菊
本节教程虽未实际用于我的课堂教学，但我认为它非常适合提前完成任务的学生，或希望在课外进一步提升美术技能的学生。使用有色纸作画，是让色彩跃然纸上、令作品呈现更精致质感的可靠方法。
我分享了一些童年时期彻底改变我绘画风格的色彩叠色技巧。本教程全程使用Prismacolor彩铅——我尤其钟爱其顺滑的叠色体验与鲜活饱满的色彩表现。
四则彩铅绘画教程
材料清单：
以下是我为课堂或家庭学习精选的几款彩铅，涵盖不同预算区间，全部均经我本人在教学生涯中实际使用验证！
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4 Distance Learning Colored Pencil Art Tutorials
Original: https://thatartteacher.com/2020/06/27/4-distance-learning-colored-pencil-artwork-ideas/
Date: 2020-06-27
Author: Sierra Machado
Categories: colored pencil, colored pencil drawing, digital teaching, distance learning, drawing
Tags: art distance learning resources, art education, art lessons for distance learning, art teacher blog, colored pencil art lessons, colored pencil tutorials, colored pencils, colored pencils for the classroom, digital teaching, drawing, featured, how to draw with colored pencil, middle school art lessons, that art teacher
Four Distance Learning Colored Pencil Ideas
Colored pencils are inexpensive, easy to transport and produce fantastic results.
I remember falling in love with colored pencils in my high school art class. I loved how they blended and I was obsessed with pressing down so hard my hand would hurt. They are a great learning tool for color because you can blend and shade without the mess of paint. I love using them in classroom, both when I was a high school teacher, and now for my intermediate level kids.
These tutorials are classroom ready and adaptable for whatever age group you are currently teaching. They are also VERY distance learning friendly if you are preparing for an unpredictable art class experience in the 2020-2021 school year. These tutorials are also great for an artist trying to advance their skills at home. These are very kid friendly, but the principles can be used for a more advanced artist as well.
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This one is SO MUCH fun! It’s a great way to practice color blending in a sketchbook. I used the most basic Crayola Colored Pencils for this! You can level up by trying it on toned paper or by using the more expensive brand Prismacolor.
Teachers: This is a great way to focus on color theory and shading. I am 100% putting this in my Google Classroom for next year. If there is one thing 2020 taught me, it is be prepared for anything. This is a distance learning friendly artwork that can be adapted for whatever skills you want to focus on. I can see some fun name designs happening with this technique as well.
This is a personal favorite. I love using this in my art station rotation during state testing. You can switch up your color scheme to make it any plant you want and it is beyond satisfying to repeat the leaves over and over again. There are really great Georgia O’Keeffe connections begging to be made!
The scale of this artwork can be adapted to make a really impressive larger scale artwork or a more quick study.
My students are OBSESSED with this artwork. I always get told by other teachers that they know when I’m teaching this lesson because little eye drawings keep popping up on their notes and projects in other classes. I love this artwork because it’s very adaptable. I’ve used the eye drawing tutorial as a stand alone technique and I’ve also integrated it into a full blown lessons focusing on symbols and self-portraits.
It can also be adapted for a sub lesson and I made a distance learning friendly pencil only tutorial when our school was shut down for the rest of the year. (It was the most popular distance learning lesson, too!)
Classroom ready video tutorial:
Check out the full lesson plan (that also includes watercolor drip painting) HERE:
Prismacolor Daisy
This last tutorial is not something I have used in the classroom, but I think it would make a great extension artwork for early finishers or students who want to advance their art skills outside of the classroom. Using toned paper is a sure fire way to make your colors pop and make your artwork look more refined.
I share some of the color blending advice that changed my art style when I was a kid. I use Prismacolor colored pencils in this tutorial and I just LOVE the smooth blending and vibrant colors.
4 Colored Pencil Art Tutorials
Materials:
Here are some of my favorite colored pencil options for the classroom or at home. There are options for a variety of budgets, all of which I have tried at some point in my career!
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